A three-bedroom detached villa forming part of a new residential development of 45 contemporary homes on an elevated natural balcony above the Mediterranean, in the Lagos area west of Torre del Mar on the eastern Costa del Sol. The property offers 111 m2 of living space across three bedrooms and three bathrooms, with large private terraces oriented towards the sea and a communal pool and gardens. The asking price is fixed at 389,000 euro, with construction currently under way and indicative delivery in the second quarter of 2028. Daily amenities, beaches and road connections to Torrox and Malaga are all within short reach.
Within its immediate market segment on the eastern Costa del Sol, this villa is positioned as an entry-level detached product. The fixed price of 389,000 euro compares with regional alternatives such as Aquamar in Torre del Mar, which starts from 269,950 euro, Lantana Residencial in Mijas from 205,000 euro, and Etherna Homes 2 in Estepona from 269,000 euro. The essential distinction is property type: those comparables are typically apartment or townhouse product, whereas this development offers a detached villa with three bathrooms, a solarium and sea views. Buyers comparing cost per square metre should therefore weigh the 111 m2 of living space plus terrace areas against larger but vertically shared alternatives elsewhere. Geographically, the eastern Costa del Sol around Torre del Mar and Torrox is generally priced below the Marbella-Estepona belt, while offering comparable sunshine hours, here recorded at around 3,130 per year, and shorter distances to Malaga airport at 43 km in direct distance. The trade-off is amenity density: golf courses near Malaga are 41 to 45 km away, and the luxury retail and beach-club infrastructure of the western Costa del Sol is absent. In exchange, the area offers consolidated Spanish towns with year-round services, a hospital at 6.1 km, and a beach choice of three within 3 km. For buyers prioritising a detached home with sea views at a sub-400,000 euro price point, the regional comparison favours this eastern location; for buyers prioritising golf, resort facilities or proximity to Marbella, the western Costa del Sol remains the more logical search area despite higher entry prices.
Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.
The development sits in a residential setting close to the sea between El Morche and Mezquitilla, roughly 3 minutes by car from El Morche and about 15 minutes from both Torrox and Torre del Mar. The nearest beach, Playa de Mezquitilla, lies 2.2 km away as the crow flies. Malaga-Costa del Sol airport is 43 km away in a straight line, reachable via the A-7 coastal road.
The villa is laid out with three bedrooms and three bathrooms over 111 m2 of living area, complemented by a private terrace, covered terrace and solarium that extend the usable space outdoors. An open-plan living and dining area, fitted wardrobes, a storage room and a utility room support year-round living, while a communal pool and gardens serve the wider residence.
Construction is currently under way, with delivery indicatively planned for the second quarter of 2028. The villa forms part of a development of 45 contemporary homes designed to follow the natural slope of the terrain. The completion date remains indicative and depends on the construction schedule of the developer.
The plot is compact at 81 m2, so outdoor space consists mainly of terraces rather than a large garden. The pool is communal, not private. Air conditioning is only pre-installed, not fully fitted. Golf courses lie more than 40 km away by direct distance, and no private garden or private pool is included in the specifications provided.
This property matches several recognisable situations. A buyer seeking a modern, low-maintenance holiday home with sea views on the eastern Costa del Sol will find the terrace-based layout and communal pool straightforward to lock up and leave. Someone planning partial or full relocation to Spain benefits from the year-round services in El Morche and Torre del Mar, the nearby pharmacy and hospital at 6.1 km, and the 43 km distance to Malaga airport for frequent flights. Buyers who want new construction without the wait of an off-plan launch may value a development already under way with a 2028 horizon. The three-bathroom layout suits families or couples who regularly host guests, as it avoids shared bathrooms. It fits less well for buyers wanting a large private garden or a private pool, since the 81 m2 plot and communal pool define the outdoor concept. Similarly, golf-oriented buyers should note that the nearest courses are around 41 to 45 km away in direct distance, closer to Malaga city. The fixed price of 389,000 euro positions the home below the regional average for detached new-build villas with sea views, which is relevant for budget-conscious buyers comparing similar product in Estepona or Mijas, where comparable projects start at comparable or lower entry prices for apartments rather than villas.
The specification list points to a contemporary finishing standard typical of current Costa del Sol new build. Windows are double glazed, which supports both thermal comfort and noise reduction in a coastal setting. Air conditioning is pre-installed, meaning the ducting and provision are in place but the units themselves are not included; buyers should budget separately for the final units. Interior storage is addressed with fitted wardrobes in the bedrooms plus a dedicated storage room and utility room, which is practical in a compact 111 m2 home. Outdoor living surfaces are well covered: a private terrace, a covered terrace for shade and off-season use, and a solarium on the upper level that captures the south and south-west orientation. Satellite TV and WiFi provisions are listed, matching the expectations of international residents. The development includes private parking, communal gardens and a communal swimming pool. The description states the homes are designed to blend with the surrounding topography and marketed as a sustainable, modern project; as with any development under construction, the definitive finish level is best verified against the developer's building specification and sample finishes. The condition is listed as new construction with an excellent finishing state, and delivery is indicatively set for the second quarter of 2028, so buyers contracting now are buying against plans and specifications rather than a finished product.
This specific villa carries a fixed asking price of 389,000 euro. Within the wider development of 45 homes, prices in the original price list range from 389,000 to 515,000 euro, depending on position, orientation and size; this property sits at the entry level of that range. The price applies to a home under construction with indicative delivery in the second quarter of 2028, which typically means staged payments during the build phase rather than a single payment at signing. Parking is included as private parking within the development. Buyers should verify with the seller which exact unit corresponds to this asking price and what the payment schedule is, as availability within a 45-home development changes as sales progress.
Daily life here revolves around the contrast between the elevated position and the coast below. The homes stand on a natural balcony, which means sea views from the terraces and a generally quiet residential atmosphere above the busier coastal strip. Mornings can begin with sun on the south and south-west facing terraces; the orientation is specified as south and south-west, giving afternoon and evening light to the outdoor areas. The communal pool and gardens provide a shared outdoor space that does not need private maintenance. For shopping and errands, a supermarket lies 2.1 km away in a straight line and a pharmacy 1.5 km, so a short drive or bicycle ride covers most daily needs. Within 2 km of the area there are several restaurants, pharmacies and a cafe, which supports both year-round living and longer stays outside the summer season. El Morche and Mezquitilla are consolidated towns with services, meaning the location is not dependent on seasonal tourism alone. The villa itself is compact: 111 m2 of living area on an 81 m2 plot means the design is vertical and terrace-oriented rather than garden-oriented, with a solarium adding a third outdoor level. The covered terrace allows outdoor use even in cooler months, and double glazing plus pre-installed air conditioning ducting support comfortable use across seasons. A car is convenient, though not strictly necessary for everything, as the area is served by public transport lines and 24 stops are recorded in the vicinity.
The location combines a quiet elevated residential position with practical access to the coast. Playa de Mezquitilla is 2.2 km away as the crow flies, Playa del Morche 2.7 km and Playa de La Caleta 2.9 km, giving a choice of beaches within a few minutes by car. The marina at Caleta de Velez, 4.2 km in direct distance, adds mooring and waterfront dining options. Everyday infrastructure is close: a supermarket at 2.1 km, a pharmacy at 1.5 km and a hospital at 6.1 km. Public transport in the area covers 9 lines with 24 stops, which makes car-free living partially feasible, though a car remains convenient for beach trips, airport runs and exploring inland. The area sits at about 22 m above sea level with a gradient to the beach of under 1 per cent, so the terrain between the homes and the coast is essentially flat, with the elevation coming from the natural balcony position of the development itself. For electric vehicle owners, the nearest charging point including a Supercharger at Torre del Mar is 6.8 km away. Within 2 km there are four restaurants, two pharmacies and a cafe, enough for casual dining without driving to the larger towns. Torrox and Torre del Mar, both about 15 minutes away by car, provide the fuller range of shops, health services and cultural life.
The map shows the elevated position of the development above the coast between Mezquitilla and El Morche, with beaches within about 3 km as the crow flies and the A-7 corridor connecting towards Malaga, 43 km to the west. Torre del Mar and Caleta de Velez marina lie a short drive east.
Approximate area · exact address shared on request
The development occupies the stretch of the eastern Costa del Sol between Torre del Mar and Torrox, sometimes called the Tropical Coast approach, roughly halfway between Malaga city and Nerja. This positions it away from the dense resort development of Marbella and Estepona to the west, in an area marked by consolidated Spanish towns, agricultural hinterland and a growing but still low-key residential market. Torrox claims one of Europe's mildest climates, and the 43 km direct distance to Malaga airport keeps international access simple. The location suits buyers who prefer authentic coastal towns over large resort complexes.
Malaga-Costa del Sol airport lies 43 km away in a straight line and is the main international gateway; the A-7 coastal motorway connects the area west towards Malaga and east towards Nerja. Gibraltar airport is roughly 136 km in direct distance, and Alicante-Elche about 350 km, both relevant only for specific travel patterns. By car, the description cites 3 minutes to El Morche and 15 minutes to Torrox and Torre del Mar, which frames the practical daily radius. Beaches are all within 3 km as the crow flies: Mezquitilla at 2.2 km, Morche at 2.7 km and La Caleta at 2.9 km. Golf is the one amenity that is genuinely distant: the closest courses, including Club de Golf Malaga Parador at 41 km, sit near Malaga city, so golfers should expect a drive of roughly 40 minutes or more each way. Public transport with 9 lines and 24 stops provides a fallback for local trips, and an outdoor gym at 2.9 km adds a free sports option nearby. A car is handy but not required for everything.
| Beach Distance | 2.2 km |
| Malaga-Costa del Sol (AGP) | 43 km |
| Gibraltar (GIB) | 136 km |
Source: OpenStreetMap, Google Maps
The area records around 3,130 sunshine hours per year, a figure consistent with the eastern Costa del Sol and among the higher values for mainland Spain. The climate data lists average monthly temperatures between roughly 11 and 26 degrees Celsius, which in practice means mild winters and warm but not extreme summers, moderated by the sea. The swimming season is recorded as limited to about one month with sea temperatures at or above 20 degrees in the historical dataset; many residents experience comfortable swimming from late spring to early autumn outside that strict threshold, but the underlying data is conservative. The site sits at about 22 m elevation with a gradient under 1 per cent toward the beach, so no steep climbs are involved in reaching the coast. Average annual rainfall is low in absolute terms for the region, and the surroundings are described as quiet and natural, with country views listed alongside sea views, indicating green spaces inland of the development.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Three beaches lie within 3 km as the crow flies: Playa de Mezquitilla (2.2 km), Playa del Morche (2.7 km) and Playa de La Caleta (2.9 km), giving residents a genuine choice of sand and chiringuito spots within minutes. The wider province records 50 Blue Flag beaches, reflecting the overall quality of the coastal strip between Malaga and Nerja. For boating and waterfront leisure, the marina Puerto Deportivo Caleta de Velez is 4.2 km away in direct distance and offers moorings and nautical services. Sports facilities nearby include an open-air gym at 2.9 km. Golf is the notable exception in the recreation mix: the nearest courses are 41 to 45 km in direct distance near Malaga, so this location suits beach and coastal leisure far more than a golf-based lifestyle. Walking and cycling along the coastal flat terrain, with its gradient below 1 per cent, are realistic daily activities.
Source: Blue Flag 2026, OpenStreetMap
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| Month | Avg. Temperature | Rainfall | Sun Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | 10.7°C | 35 mm | 174h |
| February | 11.4°C | 27 mm | 195h |
| March | 13.6°C | 37 mm | 219h |
| April | 15.9°C | 36 mm | 252h |
| May | 19.2°C | 36 mm | 273h |
| June | 23.1°C | 21 mm | 312h |
| July | 25.9°C | 7 mm | 327h |
| August | 26.3°C | 12 mm | 291h |
| September | 23.1°C | 61 mm | 240h |
| October | 19.3°C | 57 mm | 207h |
| November | 14.3°C | 45 mm | 177h |
| December | 11.4°C | 47 mm | 162h |
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
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